Archive: Green: A New Political Colour

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Political theorist Jean Cohen talks to Robert Fulford about the Green Party in Germany, an ecological group that formed in the late seventies. She discusses the formation of the party, its principles, and tensions between its different factions. Cohen is the author of "Class and Civil Society".
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